Gainesville residents can order online through our service. We handle submission to the Florida Department of State in Tallahassee and return apostilled documents by FedEx — typically within 2–5 business days. No travel to Tallahassee required.

The University of Florida enrolls thousands of international students who need apostilled diplomas and transcripts for international graduate programs, professional licensing abroad, and employment with foreign companies or governments.

Yes. UF diplomas and official transcripts can be apostilled for international use. The University must first certify the document with an official seal and signature before the Florida Secretary of State can issue an apostille. Santa Fe College credentials can also be apostilled through the same process.

Yes. UF Health attracts international physicians and researchers who need apostilled credentials for Florida medical licensure. UF-trained physicians accepting international positions need apostilled UF credentials and background checks for foreign hospital credentialing.

Yes. UF enrolls thousands of international students. Students returning home with Florida credentials, and international faculty seeking positions abroad, frequently need apostilled UF diplomas, transcripts, employment letters, and personal documents.

Standard state processing takes 4–6 weeks. Our professional service typically completes documents in 2–5 business days using direct submission to the Florida Secretary of State.

Yes. UF faculty accepting positions at foreign universities or working on international research collaborations often need apostilled employment letters, academic credentials, and background checks. We handle all document types for UF’s academic community.

Gainesville’s UF-driven international community sends documents most frequently to India, China, Brazil, Colombia, Germany, UK, South Korea, Canada, Nigeria, and Australia. Most are Hague Convention members — we verify eligibility for each order.